Chapter 8 WW1

What was the most dramatic new weapon of World War One?

Which new nation was formed after world war one that is the fartherest north?

What finally brought the U.S. into WW1, ending its policy of neutrality?

According to the chart above, what was NOT a goal of President Wilson's Fourteen Points?

In which country were most of the major Western Front battles fought?

Conflict over which issue led to the failure of the Treaty of Versilles in the U.S. Senate?

How long did WW1 last

Which of the following countries were part of the Central Powers?

Which of the following were a contributing factor to the high death rates during world war one?

What did the U.S. government create to ensure production of vital war materials ?

How did the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdidnand affect Europe?

The propaganda poster illustrates the need for?

What is a feeling of intense loyalty to one's country or group called?

Not one American soldier bound for Europe was lost to submarine attacks becuase of

Which of the following roles did Mobile NOT play in World War One?

What German weapon changed the course of the war?

What country was the first to introduce tanks in battle ?

What were German U-boats?

What did the Selective Service Act passed in 1917 establish in the United States?

What were France, Russia, and Britain know as during World War 1?

Of the new nations formed after WW1, Which one bordered both Romania and Bulgaria?

What did many of the Allied Nations want Germany to do to punish Germany after the war?

Of the fourteen points, the one Woodrow Wilson considered the most important concerened

based on the map, which year did the German Army push the line of battle farthest into France